hi jeremy,
I did an ethereal snif and it clearly shows that one one block is
pipelined at a time. (the transfers are still syncronous).
However, i did not tweak my kernel in any way, so i think the kernel
doesnt support the aio calls (wich option should i enable?).
regards,
michiel mertens
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 09:30:41AM +0100, michiel mertens wrote:
hi jeremy,
I did an ethereal snif and it clearly shows that one one block is
pipelined at a time. (the transfers are still syncronous).
However, i did not tweak my kernel in any way, so i think the kernel
doesnt support the
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 09:30:41AM +0100, michiel mertens wrote:
hi jeremy,
I did an ethereal snif and it clearly shows that one one block is
pipelined at a time. (the transfers are still syncronous).
However, i did not tweak my kernel in any way, so i think the kernel
doesnt support the
hi,
i'm trying to get the asynchronous file transfer to work on a FC4 for
the latest samba verion (3.0.20b).
The things i've done:
./configure --with-aio-support
...
included aio read size = 1 and aio write size = 1 in the smb.conf file
What did i forget??
michiel
hi,
i'm trying to get the asynchronous file transfer to work on a FC4 for
the latest samba verion (3.0.20b).
The things i've done:
./configure --with-aio-support
...
included aio read size = 1 and aio write size = 1 in the smb.conf file
What did i forget??
michiel
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On Wed, Nov 02, 2005 at 10:07:13AM +0100, michiel mertens wrote:
hi,
i'm trying to get the asynchronous file transfer to work on a FC4 for
the latest samba verion (3.0.20b).
The things i've done:
./configure --with-aio-support
...
included aio read size = 1 and aio write size = 1 in the
